Inside Cornerstone
Headlines
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Why YPs Should Get Comfortable Being Uncomfortable
Stepping out of your comfort zone is one of the best ways to grow your career. Remember: You don’t have to be fearless; just be willing. -
Accelerating into 2025: Staying Ahead in Today’s Fast-Changing Auto Lending Landscape
Explore how credit unions are well-positioned for success so long as they continue adapting to consumer expectations and technological changes. -
CUs Encouraged to Submit Comments as Treasury Considers Eliminating Paper Checks
The U.S. Treasury is considering phasing out paper checks for federal payments—credit unions are encouraged to weigh in before the June 30 deadline. -
DTMCU and GENIUS Act Updates
Cornerstone League continues advocacy efforts to protect credit unions’ tax status; encourages credit unions to oppose CCCA. -
Cornerstone Committee Application Deadline Extended
Cornerstone has extended the deadline to apply for League committees—learn how you can help shape the future of the credit union movement.
Upcoming Events
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Advocacy Update - Kansas - July
OnlineCredit union advocacy leaders in Kansas are invited to hear the latest policy and political news. -
Virtual IRA Workshops
OnlineWorking in partnership with the Tennessee League, participants build foundational and advanced knowledge of IRA’s along with any updates for operational effectiveness within the credit union. -
CU FinHealth Conference
Denver, COThe leading financial well-being event for credit unions and system partners. CU FinHealth is not just another conference; it is an opportunity to truly commit to the “People Helping People” mission. -
ALM Webinar Series II: Webinar 4 - Organizing an ALM Process
OnlineAs the second webinar in Series II, this session will review the components of an investment and an ALM policy, review an ALM checklist, and discuss a liquidity analysis. -
ALM Webinar Series II: Webinar 3 - GAP
OnlineAs the first webinar in Series II, this session will walk you through interest rate risk: what it is; why it impacts your credit union; and why the NCUA requires regular monitoring.